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California Games

Score
3.75/5
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Developer
Author
Ben Daglish
Music
Genre
Sport
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California Games

October 1, 2001 by Lorenzo

Screenshot of California Games A major hit on the old Commodore 64, California Games was an incredibly stunning game for 1987 standards. It managed to recreate perfectly all those californian clicheès: those hot breezes, the sea, the sun, sand between your toes... anyway, this is an extremely enjoyable multi-event sports sim in the good ol' Epyx fashion, probably the best one ever produced.
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Releases

1988 by Epyx
1992 by Kixx

Music

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Comments

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The Paranoid
A typical american ST conversion of that time. Nice graphics, bad sprite routines and no real scrolling.

However, the ST music by Ben Daglish clearly tops the original C64 music by Chris Grigg.
January 16, 2006
ST Graveyard
I never really played the ST version of this game. But I was seriously addicted to the Lynx counterpart. The BMX racing level was top notch!
June 13, 2004

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